There are 5 options of betting stake, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00 and 2.25, with the setting button only giving you the chance to mute the music. King, Queen and Jack are all worth a maximum value of 80 credits. The picture and card symbols merge as the boots icon is worth the same as the Ace, 120 credits for 5 of a kind. The top prize may only be 600 credits (for Diana Prince) but you will get clips from the show with a winning line, along with a ‘Nice Win’ and coins being flashed across the screen. There are further delights with those familiar with the recognising among other things her knee-high boots and belt and bracelets. What’s nice is that not only are the rights for Carter agreed, but the other star from the show Lyle Waggoner is on here as one of the reels, in his character of Steve Trevor. How many other shows from that far back have their own slot game? And with an actress who is so happy to be part of the promotion? Carter is on the reels in both her superhero outfit and as Wonder Woman’s alter ego Diana Prince. The diagrams for each winning line are in the Paytable. Unsurprisingly, the Major Jackpot has golden ones. They aren’t in such bright colours, despite each having a coloured star either side. The bright colours are everywhere but the three jackpots at the top don’t stand out so much.
Rather differently, the spin button is on the right-hand side of the reels, along with a button relating to the bonuses. On the right section, there are little stars spread out all over, with a purple and orange background. The stars that are so prominent on her outfit are all over the background too, with rays from the stars by her name. It’s far more noticeable than the game’s name. On the left hand side, it has a screenshot of the photogenic Lynda Carter in costume as Wonder Woman, the famous lead from the hit show. If you were one of the show’s many fans, you’ll be taken back in time. This game has captured the disco sparkle, glitz and glamour of the era. But will Wonder Woman Gold be wonderfully good or wonderfully bad? That 70s ShowĪlthough the TV show was finished nearly 40 years ago, the character is still highly popular. With the current trend for superheroes on films and TV shows, it’s nice to see one of the better known caped crusaders of the 70s back in town in this 5-reel 40 paylines game by Bally.
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